Volume 1

Elements of the practice of physic, presenting a view of the present state of special pathology and therapeutics / [David Craigie].

  • Craigie, David, 1793-1866
Date:
1836-1840
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Credit: Elements of the practice of physic, presenting a view of the present state of special pathology and therapeutics / [David Craigie]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS. 2. Etiology ae Pathology of Gastro-enteric Fever, INTRODUCTION, wb iy lek ae si = < Page | %, BOOK I. FEVERS. 3l _Cuap. I. Ague—Intermittent Fever, so : ’ Quotidian Ague, yy aaa 4A, Tertian Ague, . - ~~ + - A7 -Quartan Ague, os - - 02 2. Modifications in the course and termination of Ague, 957 3. Etiology of Ague, - - - 71 4. Treatment of Ague, - ~ - 104 Cuap. II. Remittent Fever, Syke neh ee : 148 ; 1. Nosology and Semiography, - - 149 2. Etiology, - - - - 168 3. Pathology, = - a - 175 4) 4, Treatment, - - * ale 182 ~Cuap. III. Yellow Fever and Black Vomit of West Indies and America, - - + - 192 1. Semiography, = - -. 195 2. Etiology, - - - - Di2 2. Pathology,. : - s a 4 Q44. 4. Treatment, - é iowa t,he See 949 _ 5, Mortality, oy - - “ 264 Gira’. IV. Continued Fever, ~ - ~ - 265 Section. I. Simple Fever with much affection of the sanguife- rous system, - oe “ - 269 2. Pathology, - - ex - - 273 3. Treatment, - - - - 286 §. II. Fevers in which the derangement of Circulation is con- nected with distinct disorder of one or more vital organs, and a tendency to disorganization or disruption of the Ca- pillaries, - - - - 294 Gastric, Gastro-Splenic, or Gastro-Enteric Fever. 9 A. With Disorder of the Stomach or Spleen, Intestinal Tube or. Liver, - - 2 - mae